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<p>First responders from the Hazleton City Fire Dept., West Hazleton VFD, Hazle Twp. VFD and Harwood VFD have become some of the best-equipped in the nation to save a pet&#8217;s life. That&#8217;s because Invisible Fence of Northeast PA has donated six sets of pet oxygen masks to their respective departments. They were equipped with the masks after a Wednesday November 14th training session and demonstration. From left, are Anastacia Krone, Brianna Herring and Lt. Brandon Cressman, West Hazleton Fire Department; Prohaska; J.T. Kline, Hazleton Fire Department; Captain Robert Senape, Lt. James Roslevich and Jocelyn Roslevich, Harwood Volunteer Fire Department.</p><style>
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Invisible Fence donates pet-saving equipment to Hazleton-area fire companies